Sink Front, Face Frame Only
Shown in Maple, unfinished, with the Classic Shaker door
This price includes Snow White paint. Pick a finish to see it on the cabinet.
Tap a door style or option to see this cabinet with your choices.
Just the face of a sink cabinet, a face frame with four doors and a false front across the top, with no box behind it. For setting a sink between two cabinets or on a frame built in place. The price shown is painted Snow White. Pick another color, a stain or unfinished below.
Wood species
Door style
Your door
Ogee Shaker, Maple, Snow White
Screen colors are close but never exact. Order a sample door before you commit to a color.
Size
Any size, to the inch. The standard size is included in the price.
36-60 in
22.5-46.5 in
2-6.75 in
Construction
How the cabinet box and its front are built.
Not sure which to pick?
Frameless is the most modern and costs the least. Framed full overlay is our standard, a solid wood face frame with the doors covering almost all of it. Framed inset sets each door flush inside the frame, which takes the most hand work and gives the most traditional look.
Finish
Painted in our shop, or sanded and ready for your own finish.
Stains
the grain still shows through
Paints
a solid, even color
Screen colors are close but never exact. Order a sample door before you commit to a color.
Not sure which to pick?
Every price here is for cabinets painted in our shop, because that is how most people want them. A stain costs the same as paint, and unfinished takes the finish back off the price.
Toe kick
How the cabinet meets the floor.
Which ends
Not sure which to pick?
A recessed toe kick is the usual. Square or curved feet run the face frame to the floor at the ends of a run, like furniture legs. A furniture base wraps a molding around the bottom. Frameless cabinets have no face frame, so they do not get feet.
Notes for the shop
Optional. Drilling, a cutout, an odd wall, whatever it is.
Sink Front, Face Frame Only
48 × 34.5 × 0.75 in · Maple · Ogee Shaker
No payment now. We confirm the details, then you decide.
Most jobs are ready to install 4 to 6 weeks after you approve the final drawings.